In this episode of the ChinaPower Podcast, Stella Hong Zhang joins us to discuss China’s new model of international development cooperation.

In this episode of the ChinaPower Podcast, Ambassador Derek Mitchell joins us to discuss the implications of the 2021 Myanmar coup for China-Myanmar relations.

Dr. Luke Patey joins us to discuss the implications of China’s rise in a dynamic world and how the rest of the world should respond.

Mr. Peter Martin joins the ChinaPower Podcast to discuss Chinese diplomacy and his recent book, "China's Civilian Army: The Making of Wolf Warrior Diplomacy."

Dr. Roslyn Layton and Dr. James Lewis discuss how to control the proliferation of technologies for military use with a special focus on China.

Will selective U.S.-China economic decoupling set back China's emergence as a global high-tech leader? Experts discuss in this special debate episode. Representative Rick Larsen presents a keynote address on the challenges and opportunities posed by China’s growing power.

Will China use significant military force against a country on its periphery within the next five years? Experts discuss in this special debate episode.

Will China exploit the Covid-19 pandemic to shift the geopolitical balance of power in its favor? Experts discuss in this special debate episode.

Is "One country, two systems" in Hong Kong dead? Experts discuss in this special debate episode.

Can the U.S.-China relationship be best described as a "new Cold War?" Experts discuss in this special debate episode.

Dr. Jeffrey Wilson joins us to discuss China's expanding trade restrictions against Australia.

Ankit Panda joins us to discuss China's growing conventional missile arsenal and associated implications for military strategy and security in the Indo-Pacific region.

Dr. Darren Byler joins us to discuss China’s policies in Xinjiang and policy options for the international community.

In this episode, Mr. Bill Hayton joins us to discuss the genesis of China's thinking about sovereignty and how this shapes Chinese foreign policy today.

Dr. Mikko Huotari joins us to discuss the evolving relationship between Europe and China.

David Sandalow examines China’s role in the global climate change agenda.

Bonnie Glaser and Chad Sbragia discuss China’s capacity to launch an amphibious assault on Taiwan, China’s nuclear strategy, and the Belt and Road Initiative.

Dr. Wang Tao examines China’s changing role in supply chains and the factors behind recent shifts in global production.

Dr. Lu Xiang analyzes the primary factors behind the souring ties in US-China relations.

Dr. M. Taylor Fravel explores the dynamics behind the June 2020 China-India border clash and examines what the episode signifies about the changing nature of China’s approach to territorial and maritime disputes.

Dr. Alice Ekman analyzes how China is supporting domestic technology industries in critical sectors like telecommunications and surveillance to build smart cities.

Our guest, Mr. Charles Parton, discusses the UK’s changing attitudes toward China and explains how Beijing's approaches to Xinjiang, 5G, Covid-19, and Hong Kong have altered UK strategic thinking.

In this episode, Emily de La Bruyère analyzes how China is advocating for its own technical standards to be adopted worldwide, and its concerted efforts to gain leverage in critical international standard-setting institutions.

Mr. Gaurab Shumsher Thapa analyzes the impact of Xi Jinping’s 2019 visit to Nepal as well as China’s evolving political, security, and strategic interests in Nepal.

This episode examines the key challenges in, and future direction of, China-Sweden relations. Our guest, The Honorable Carl Bildt, analyzes the role of the Gui Minhai case and other diplomatic rows as catalysts in the deterioration of the bilateral relationship.